Football Simulator Reviews

funny

Really fun!

good

its fire

fun

coach hjad a sexual relationship with me 10/10

Arguably better than madden. The physics controls allow for more freedom in game play than madden.

Has high potential to be one of the greatest modern arcade football games. Keep it up Devs.

Promising, but not worth $20 (for me) This game definitely has potential. I personally enjoyed the tackle physics—they felt satisfying and made gameplay surprisingly engaging. It was easy to get hooked for a bit. However, I ended up refunding it because I don't believe the current state of the game justifies the $20 price tag. Some core mechanics, especially the passing, felt unpolished and inconsistent. On top of that, the game struggles with immersion. For example, during my first match, I didn’t feel the pressure or excitement I’d normally get in a big moment—like a crucial 4th down. I know it’s not entirely fair to compare this to something like College Football 25, but if you're someone looking for a deep, immersive football experience, this might fall short. That said, I am still recommending the game here because, despite its flaws, I had fun. With future updates, this could turn into something great—I just personally couldn’t justify the current price for what’s on offer right now.

Love the game, could be really fun, but I'm mixed on recommending it. There is a lack of polish on some easy fixes. I choose to recommend it and see what's next in the updates in a couple of months, and then decide to reupdate this or change my recommendation. Ik it early access but early access for 3 years, I feel it needs a touch more polish or at least more features. Some easy fixes are keeping the players from launching up out of the stadium like a firework, making it so that there is a max height where players can jump so high. I got hit by the air when I launched out of the stadium, and pressing jump can lead to it as well Being able to customize your controls through in game is another simple fix. None of the video settings are staying saved, even tho I hit save to file. Remove the runclock or make it have use currently, the runclock doesn't do anything but count down very fast. In the exhibition menu, it would be nice to pick a team and choose what playbook I want (edit: there only one book at default for all teams), and see the team depth chart in the exhibition menu. The physical sliders menu is a bit of a mess; I have to keep scrolling up and down to find what I'm looking for. Need to have a header above a group of sliders to make it easier to find what you want to change. For example, QB throwing sliders, tackling, kicking, defense coverage, physics collision, and so on. I will say I love how much control you have over the physics, but the default settings on it feel a bit bad. I would recommend that they reevaluate the default settings for it because not very many players will go through the hassle of readjusting it and will just refund the game. My suggestion is to up the extra gravity while standing to 1.3/1.4 where it doesn't feel like players floating for extra yards and taking forever to be tackled down. Raise the throwpower coeff to at least .32 and power map high to 115. Just two simple fixes to help fix the throwing a bit. Still messing with the other physics slider to get a better feel. Wide receivers going for a catch look like Pee-Wee football players going for a catch, same as the defensive back stopping a pass in coverage. I don't think it's an animation issue, it's the AI not knowing to much to stop and go for a catch. I have way more to point out about the issues with this game, but I would love to see this stuff fixed within a couple of months. This game had plenty of potential and, in its current state, needs a lot more work. I'll reupdate this more as I play, and as time goes on, the development timeline for this game.